How to do & Wash Fishtail Braid?

Divide your hair into two pieces, too. You would have a section on the left and a bit on the right.

From the left part, take a thin strand of hair. From the outside, gather it. It’s expected to be no thicker than 0.5 in (1.3 cm).

Pull up and over the left segment of the thin strand. I am moving it to the correct 1.

Under the correct part, tuck the thin strand. It is now going to become part of the right segment

To tighten them, pull gently on the two pieces. Shift your hands as far as they’re willing to go. The tighter you make your braid, the better; for a messier look later, you can always ruffle it.

From the correct part, take a thin strand. Gather it and make it no thicker than 0.5 in from the outer segment (1.3 cm).

Pull up and over the right portion of the thin strand. Switch it towards the segment on the left.

Tuck it under the segment on the left. It is part of the piece to the left now.

Till you hit the end of your hair, keep switching sides. Leave un-braided at least 1 in (2.5 cm) of your hair so that you can tie it off.

The farther down you go on your braid, strive to use thinner strands. This step will help make your braid appear more even; your hair becomes naturally lighter at the ends.

Wrap around the end of your hair with a hairband. You can take a strand of hair if you want to and loop it around the hair tie to cover it. With a bobby pin, protect the strand.

By rubbing it between your fingertips, make a tousled braid. If your hair has tons of textures, you may want to skip this; it may end up loosening and on its own being tousled.